Richmond Grange Fair Details At Pleasant View Farm
Richmond Enterprise grange plans a two day fair at Grange hall on August 24 and 25 with committees named for secretary treasurer advertising fancy work aprons printing food punch ice cream candy dance fish pond play coffee and more. Many residents and visitors listed attending upcoming events and gatherings around town with notes on moves and visits.
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Enterprise Grange
Grange Hall
Clare Bolton
Carl Dixon
Clyde Gray
Clarence Peacock
Dora Marriner
Sadie Wood
Fredericene Fellows
Myrtle Stewart
George Hawkes
R. 2. Stewart
Gertrude Pond
N. H. Skelton
Margaret Grover
Frances Blen
Gertrude Overture
Isabel Fitch
Winthrop
Mass
Grace Wingree
Boston
John Reynolds
L. N. Lewis
Walter Styles
Everett
George Fogarty
Lynn
F. A. Beech
Vauline Hutchinson and Son Junior
E.T. Clifford
Emma Millay
Bowdeinham
Flora Shepard
Harold Houdlette
West Dresden
Mary Longfellow
Gertrude
F. Fellows
Gardiner Street
George Wilson
Charles Bowden
Swarthmore
Don Cate
Eleanor Margaret Smith
Nellie J. McCormick
Front Street
Louise Smith
Oscar
Amy Bradley
Legion Hall
Georgetown School Board Plans Fall Term Start and Book Checks
The Georgetown School Board met with new superintendent John Carter of Woolwich at Mrs. Emma Billings home. They added two weeks to a winter term. the fall term starts August 31. Carter and Billings will inspect town schoolhouses for suitable book numbers. Local residents and visitors are noted, with social and travel updates throughout the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carter
Woolwich
Emma Billings
Billings
Mr. Carter
KE. H. Lansing
Ruth
Roxbury
Mass
Kennebec Point
W. T. Boyd
Portland
Sagadahoc Bay
George Smith
Lexington
Clarence Oliver
Lancaster
N. T
Wilbur
Arthur Kishpaugh
East Orange
N. J
Robinhood
Ralph Dunton
Carl Williams
Waltham
T. N. Williams
Hortense Tillotson
Topsham
John RK. Blackie
Belle Heald
Boothbay
Anna
Ina Cummings
Bath
Sagadahoc
Hinckley
Ward MacMahan
Perth Amboy
T. M. Hagan
Walter Ilill
Wattsville
Penn
Joseph Rowe
Alex Marr
Fred Hinckley
West Georgetown
Sagadahoe Bay
Helen Noyes
Ben Doucet
Brunswick
Blackie House
M. J. Diffon
Dathe
Bertha Gee
Everett
Mas
Frederick Lasky
Alonzo Thibodeau
Damariscotta
Henry Milliken
Frank Hollis
Eleanor of Portland
B. TH. Woodside
Norman Harley
Milford
Nhs
M. J. Harley
Leo Dutton
Harley
Harry Heald
Josie Williams
TM. Hagan
Ambler Garnett
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Greenfield
Camp Overlook
Camp Overlook Girls Learn Basketry Amid Camp Trips
The Camp Overlook girls began basketry lessons under Mrs. Marion Rowe with two Tuesday and Friday classes. They recently toured Boothbay Harbor by car, enjoyed a picnic, visited gift shops, and returned to camp. The group attended church, raised funds for the Log, wrote new camp songs, and plan an operetta.
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Camp Overlook
Marion Rowe
Boothbay Harbor
Camp girls to lead church musical program in August
An event to benefit the church will be held early in August. Camp girls will take charge of the musical program at the church next week.
Letters from home keep Bath readers in touch
A reader from Harvey Illinois sends $1.50 for a year’s subscription to the Independent. He explains having been away from Bath for 35 years and would miss the “home news” if the paper were discontinued. The letter reflects steady support from subscribers who value local news from Sagadahoe county.
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Independent
Bath
Sagadahoe
The
G. H. Davidson
Harvey
Westport hosts a flurry of summer visitors and sales
Westport evenings see Mr and Mrs Woodbury Stewarts returning for a two week vacation with Mrs Stewarts mother Mrs BE Adams while visitors from Brookline and Andover enjoy extended stays at Summer homes Wayside Farm and Long Cove. The Ladds from Andover continue seasonal occupancy. the Burt and Winkley families also arrive for short rests. Mona Richardson promotes a gift shop and lending library with plans for a clubhouse sale Thursday.
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Woodbury Stewarts
Trinity Church
Boston
Mount Washington
Rangeley Lakes
Maine
Westport
F. H. Ladd
Andover
Mass
Marion
Frederick
Ladd
Long Cove
Percy Dole
Lawrence Telegram
Massachusetts
William L. Burt
Burt Place
William Hl. Winkley
Prescott
Gardiner
Jane
Sirs. Richardson
MacMahan
Edmund W Thurston Preaches on Faith Sunday Morning
Edmund W Thurston will preach Sunday morning at 10 80 on the subject What Faith May Do There will be Sunday school at 1145 with George WD Spinney as superintendent.
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Edmund W. Thurston
George WD. Spinney
Robi nhood notes travelers and cottage visits
Robinhood residents route to Nova Scotia and Montreal trips loom. Miss Anna M. Roberts arrives for a two week stay at the parsonage. Louis Paul returns home to Wollaston. Miss Ruth Reynolds owns a fox terrier. Bridge safety alert after repair. Edmund W. Thurston to preach at 2.30 Sunday with Sunday school at 1.30 led by Henry N. Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Fill
Winchester
Mass
Nova Scotia
Anna M. Roberts
Medford
Robinhood
Louis Paul
Wollaston
Boston
Paul
Montreal
Ruth Reynolds
Mr. Kelsey
New York
Carroll Powers
Annie M. Jones
Georgetown Center
Stewart M. Neff
Stamford, Conn
A. Laskey
Everett
Oxgood Weymouth
Waltham
Miss
Georgetown Arrowsie Bridge
Edmund WW. Thurston
Peter
Henry N. Reynolds
Alleged assault case lands man before trial justice
Deputy Sheriff Roscoe Perkins arrested George F. McPherson in Bowdoinham on a charge of simple assault against Deputy Sheriff Albert Henderson after Henderson attached McPherson’s automobile. McPherson was arraigned before Trial Justice J. H. Ames and held under $1,000 bail for a Thursday 10 a.m. court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Perkins
Bowdoinhim
George F. McPherson
J. H. Ames
Albert Henderson
Henderson
McPherson
Justice Ames
Funeral of Mrs Mary F Marston Held at Home
Funeral for Mrs Mary F Marston was held Wednesday at 2 PM at the residence of her son Lincoln W Marston 1020 High Street with Rev George B Wolstenholme of Peoples Baptist Church officiating The bearers were Lincoln W Marston Thomas B R Huston Mark Jackson N Gratz Jackson Burial was in Oak Grove. Also notes that Mr and Mrs Fred Hector Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall Mr and Mrs William McGill and Mrs John Winslow Williams who are spending the summer at Jack Coombs have returned to Atlantic Mass after visiting with Mrs J Leslie Coombs of South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Brewer
Westbrook
Richmond
Etta Allen
Chestnut Street
Alice Chapman
Earl Cronk
Augusta
Charles Lilly
Alfred
Dresden
J. A. Pinkham
Minnie Waldron
Caesar's Pond
Bert Glidding
Dorothy
Donald
Franklin Noyes
Carlton
Higgins
Waterville
Freeman Mosher
Bertha Raynolds
South Gardiner
T. J. Southard
Portland
Robert Wilder
Gwendolyn Murry
Laura Grondin
Edith
Edna Libby
Eleanor M. Smith
Sk. R. Bowdoin
Lubec
Russell Ring
Orr's Island
Walter Baker
Leslie F. Roberts
Carl
Sherman
Canton Point
Marrion Sherburne
Lineman Peacock
Arthur Siegars
Cecil Rickards
Linwood
Rickard
Ernest Rice
Edwin Gamache
Freeport
Cation
Charles W. Messenger
Elizabeth Ring
Farmingdale
Methodist Church
J. R. Clifford
Victor Carey
Robert
Five Islands
New York
W. E. Taylor
Burlington
N. J
Harry 8. Pertie
Lambertville
Lillian Johnson
Old Orchard
Harry Douglas
Wesley Preston
Lawrence
Mass
New Road
Lawrence Bond
Barbara Foye
Mildred Beeder
A. H. Ware
Yartmouth
Alvin Price
Annie Alland
Lilly Hildreth
Topshirm
Minnie Dickerman
Somerville
John McClain
Presque Isle
George Yeaton
Grand View
West Dresden
Elizabeth Arling
Philadelphia
Mary Shepard
Boston
George Leveredge
Roslindale
Lillie Gibson
Taylor
Annie Thompson
V Providence
Rh. I
Brown
Gerald
Laura
Riverton Park
Arthur Mansir
Virginia
Capitol Island
G. B. M. Soule
North Front Street
C. PF. Staples
Berne
Russell Harris
Robert Russell
Leominister
Leo Washer
Gardner
Mildred Beedle
Edward T. Favor
George Wilson
Elmer Rogers
Georgetown Beach
Harry S. Cheney
Topsham
Frank S. Cheney
Margaret Scott
Burton Trask
Rumford Falls
Harry Powers
R. W. Stanley
East Pepperel
Freda Stilphen
Dresden Mills
James Fields
Bangor
Warren Blair
Richmond Camp Ground
Emma Groves
East Winthrop
J. H. McSarley
Ernest Howe
Albert Meserver Hos
Boothbay Harbor
Audrey VP. Holman
Ida S. Holman
Phyllis Holman
Camp Arena
Belgrade Lakes
Mary
Frances Ridgler
William N. Soule
William Jr
Pawtucket
R. I
Mary F. Marston
Lincoln W. Marston
High Street
George B. Wolstenholme
The
People's Baptist Church
Thomas BR. Huston
Mark Jackson
N. Gratz Jackson
Oak Grove
Fred Hector
Arthur Sewall
William McGill
John Winslow Williams
Jack Coombs
Atlantic, Mass
J. Leslie Coombs
South Street
Death of Bradford B. Newdick in Marshfield Mass
News arrives of the sudden death of Bradford B. Newdick a native of Georgetown now living in Marshfield Massachusetts on July 6. He leaves two sisters two brothers and two sons. Many residents and visitors are noted at cottages and social spots including local families from Georgetown Cambridge Bath and Augusta. The Grange library hours and a charity sale are announced as summer events with various locals visiting or staying at cottages along Camp Maryceliff Seguinland Quimby and Montsweinig.
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Bradford B. Newdick
Marshfield Mass
Marshfield
Mass
Newdick
Georgetown
Charles Nocton
Avalon
David H. Baker
Revere
Walter Newdick
Georgetown Center
Manfred Newdick
Five Islands
Alton
Los Angeles
Cal
Ralph
William H. Chafe
Cambridge
Martha BE. Lewis
Bath
Charlotte Wyman
Phyllis Wayman
Norman Harley
Milford
N. J
Hartley Harley
Islesford
Maryceliff
Seguinland
G. BE. Hennan
J. M. Campbell
Frank Quimby
Walpole
W. EF. Gage
Augusta
Helen Gage
Theobald
Knightsville
Montsweinig
Paul A. Thompson
Jean
New York
Joseph Stevens
Elizabeth Carey
Christine Carey
Ida Carey
Inchigella
Victor Carey
Robert
Richmond
Julian
Mary
Concord
Blanche Toy
Brunswick
C. KE. Hanna
Eugene Hall
Margaret
Ruth Hall
Wesley Hi
Hall
Grange
Henry Rowe
Mary Jovie
Bangor
J. EB. Blaisdell
Isleford
Alice Walker
Arrowsie
Clarence Mune- Mahan
KE. M. Horton
Annie Frasier
Iva Cromwell
F. O. Robinson
Oakledge
Mra. L
Quimby
Bessie
Malden
George Hlinna
Walter Moore
Hallowell
N. G. Snowman
C. A. McMahan
Alice Cromwell
Bath Boys Champion of Their Battalion Victory and Lineup
The Bath Battery HL baseball team won 7 to 4 against the would be champs on Tuesday to clinch the battalion title and prepare for the regiment championship. The lineup featured Lothrop as captain, Dutton, Butler, McMann, Phimmer, Dauphin, Green, Burns, Long, Carleton, and Harriman. Battery TD guarded Monday with Capt. McClure in charge and officers Stickney and sergeant Carey. Brunswick native I. J. Hacker visited Bath with a Ballard furnace truck. his family ties to the Boston office were noted. Oil heaters are being used locally with expectations of wider installation. Miss Margaret Baker of Claymont visits Bath en route to York Beach for two weeks with Lt. Com. J. Walter Baker, then to Allston, Massachusetts to visit Miss Blanche Ebbett.
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Battery HL
2Nd Battalion
Thomaston
Camden
Lothrop
Dutton
Butler
McMann
Phimmer
Dauphin Rf
Green Ss
Burns
Long
Carleton Rf
Harriman If
Bath
Capt. McClure
H. Stickney
Sergt. Carey
I. J. Hacker
Charles BE. Hacker
Brunswick
Ballard
Hacker
Boston
Ballard Oil Purning Equipment Co
South Portland
Margaret Baker
Claymont
York Beach
J. Walter Baker
Blanche Ebbett
Allston
Mass
Odd Ladies of Maine Hold Annual Field Day at Webster
About 300 members from Maine lodges gathered Wednesday at Webster Slouse on the New Meadows river for a field day. The event featured meals, swimming, boating, games, and contests with prizes for attendance and persistence. Notables included lodge officers and numerous attendees from Auburn, Bath, Portland, Lewiston, Brunswick, Waterville and more.
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Maine
Webster Slouse
New Meadows
Bull Hook
Webster
Webster House
Fannie Bennett
Portland
Lizzie B.C. Chaney
Bath
Minnie Hathaway
Winthrop
Lottie Garland
Auburn
Alice Peterson
Vortland
Fannie Dennett
Susie Wescott Vortland
Nellie Graffam
Fern No
Lewiston Brooks
Lewiston
Vine Cone
Hyacinth
Mizpah
Merrymeeting
Brunswick
Fort Halifax
Myrtle Lodge of
Marie KE. Ianey
Auburn No. 1
Iheatrice
Merrymeeting Lodge
Myrtle Bishop
Susie Sylvester
Myrtle Lounge
Gertrude Wilson
Mrs OBrien heads to Beachment for granddaughter’s vacation
Mrs Willian J. O'Brien of Columbia Chambers motor ed to Beachment Massachusetts Sunday with her granddaughter Miss Charlotte Ellen O'Brien who will spend her vacation with her aunt Mrs Thomas Shaopen.
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Willian J. O'Brien
Columbia Chambers
Beachment
Mass. Sundey
Mise Charlotte Ellen Obrien
Thomas Shaopen
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John J. Desmond
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Ruth,Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Edith Perington Nash
Margaret Chanes
Annah G. Chaney
Julia J. Bailes
Lois Menever
Gertrude Stewart
Annie Johnson
Maud Clark
Ida Chaney
Ethel Bruce
Frances Bruce
Emma H. Crosby
Elizabeth Haley
Lucy B. Perry
Hazel W. Fields
Mabel Shepard
Ada Dunbar
Rose H. Patrix
Ida M. Beal
Florence Bk. Emmons
Mary E. Gillespie
Lizzie Goodwin
Lillie Blake
Mary Worrey
Eleanor Lilake
Delia Thurston
Myrtle M. Bishop
Addie N. Grant
Jennie T. Young
Ada S. F. Curtis
Ada Shaw Nellie Hunt
Lillian M. Wright
Florence Mank
Elsie Higgs
Elizabeth Pollard
Margaret Nelson
Eva Atwood
Amelia Mitchell
Effie Varrish
Martha Foster
Vepper
W. F. Kingsbury
Maria Kailey
Ida Moore
Gertrude M. Wilson
Frank Munroe
H. H. Houston
Charles Morse
Frances C. Linnell
Hattie L. Hodgdon
M. Cummings
Curtis
Jennie Thomson
Priscilla Blake
Georgiana
Thorpe
Emma Jacobs
Alice G. Peterson
Susie M. Wescott
Nellie V. Symonds
Mary Waterman
Hazel J. Neilson
Alice Checkland
Mollie
GQ Teague
Lillian M. Platt
Carrie M. McKail
Ciara Webber
Gertrude Webber
Gertrude Gurney
Fannie Sienneti
Alice FE. Ramesay
Carrie E. Dyer
Marie LD. Fogg
Maude A. Rounds
Thelma
Carrie T. Gouki
Alice H. Maples
Kathe W. Heibrook
Alice DL
Soule
Alice DD. Larock
Roberta Brackett
Keby ML Kaneon
Lesiston
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Sadie W. Tufts
Ethel Abbott
Blanche Wills
Annie E. Duplin
Vesta A. Barlow
Jessie Met ‘Auley
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Braintree
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